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Lloyd wants to know why it took Alberta Fish and Wildlife so long to act, pointing out the time from his call to the officers' arrival was more than 10 hours.

“I think what’s going to happen and what we have seen is that it’s simply going to cost businesses a lot more money,” said. “We want to be environmentally friendly, absolutely, but those products are extremely expensive. So, for small businesses in particular, that’s going to be a huge hit.”

"The girls all know each other. I don’t see animosity, I just see good, aggressive play from the girls. A cross-town rivalry that isn’t too mean? That’s what you want.”

As part of the rebranding, SLS Centre also introduced a new slogan - “The Heart of the Community.”

The first of what organizers hope to be many in-person meetings of a group of community innovators was held at Found Books on Jan. 10.

“It’s quite out of character for this community and for the area,” a member of the group said.

Scott Grattidge and the Stockmens Memorial Foundation are pulling out all the stops to make next weekend’s Bunkhouse Bonanza an event to remember, in more ways than one.

Cochranites still looking for a way to start 2023 off on the right foot, have some fun, and perhaps work off some seasonal pounds have a new option starting this week.

Rocky View County (RVC) council has sent its proposed home-based business bylaw, and the subsequent land-use bylaw and municipal development plan changes needed to enforce it, back to the drawing board again. During a Jan.